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‘Catalyst’ Panther Island apartment tower lands $10 million in Fort Worth incentives

A $100 million, 12-story apartment building, planned on the south end of Panther Island, landed $10 million in city incentives Tuesday, setting the stage for what local officials say will be a “catalyst” project for future development. Fort Worth City Council members voted unanimously to approve the tax...
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Will North Texas’ economic investment in the World Cup pay off?

While FIFA is expected to make billions on the tournament, local cities are spending millions to host.
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1 injured in shooting at Burleson gas station; suspect arrested, police say

The department told CBS News Texas that officers were called to the incident at 12400 South Fwy SR SB.
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Cold front to bring storms, temperature drop to parts of Texas

Some Texans should prepare to reschedule any outdoor activities.
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One person injured after being shot in mouth in Texas

TEXAS — One person was injured in a shooting early Wednesday morning at a Fort Worth gas station, according to police. Officers with the Fort Worth Police Department responded just before 12:30 a.m. to the 12400 block of South Freeway near the southbound lanes after receiving reports of a shooting. When officers arrive
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Crunch Fitness, new housing: Check out 5 major construction permits filed in DFW

A new Crunch Fitness is set to start construction in McKinney, according to a state filing. (Courtesy Crunch Fitness) New gyms and multifamily housing are coming to Dallas-Fort Worth, according to documents filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Check out these five construction permits filed arou
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Texas rural school districts see increase in students, while urban schools see decline

TEXAS — This school year, Texas saw the largest drop in public school enrollment in nearly 40 years, not including the COVID-19 pandemic. There was one other exception: some rural school districts. At Northwest Independent School District, there are plans to turn an empty field into a new high...
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Fort Worth-Based Valor Closes Series B Investment Round Backed by Moncrief, Lamb Families, and...

Fort Worth-based Valor has closed a Series B round of capital investment backed by a group of prominent Texas business leaders and families, positioning the company for expansion in artificial intelligence, operational capabilities, and acquisitions. The funding round was led by Cisco executive Ladd Wilks, the Moncrief
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Read more about 7 Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake transportation projects

Grapevine officials expect restriping of the repaved Wall Street to be completed in June. (Cody Thorn/Community Impact) From restriping to street reconstruction, stay up to date with seven road project updates in Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake. Upcoming projects. Project: The work for the fiscal year 2024-25 gree
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Fort Worth Newcomer School Axed As Parents Confront State-Takeover Board

Fort Worth’s state-appointed board of managers has voted to close the International Newcomer Academy, the district’s only campus focused on newly arrived refugee and immigrant students in grades 6 through 9. After a packed, emotional public meeting, officials confirmed that INA students will head to neighborhood school

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